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  1. The World Health Organization reported on high heat-related deaths in Europe, with WHO director Simon Stiell noting the spiraling climate impacts.

The WHO warned on July 26th that climate change contributes to fire intensity, discussed in the context of forest management solutions in Europe.

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The WHO warned on July 26th that climate change contributes to fire intensity, discussed in the context of forest management solutions in Europe.

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  • grenadachronicle.comWhat’s causing the unprecedented wildfires in Europe? - Grenada Chronicle – Daily Grenada And Caribbean News